Although insurance-technology budgets are increasing for 2014, spending ratios remain within historical ranges, and the overall trend for the industry appears to be continuity and incremental advancement rather than giant leaps forward, according to a recent report.

Although insurance-technology budgets are increasing for 2014, spending ratios remain within historical ranges, and the overall trend for the industry appears to be continuity and incremental advancement rather than giant leaps forward, according to a recent report.

Property and casualty insurers results improved sharply in 2013s first half compared to the same time a year ago, and the industry remains financially strong, but economic pressures mean carriers must achieve stronger underwriting results than in the past to remain profitable, a new analysis shows.

Your odds of colliding with an unsuspecting deer on the road are down by 4.3 percent, and you can thank your fellow drivers for that, according to a new State Farm survey.

Your odds of colliding with an unsuspecting deer on the road are down by 4.3 percent, and you can thank your fellow drivers for that, according to a new State Farm survey.

Homeowners insurers in recent years have done a better job portraying coverage as a value sale, evidenced by increases in consumer satisfaction with policy offerings, according to an insurance expert with J.D. Power & Associates.

California Governor Jerry Brown has signed a bill allowing policy-renewal notices and disclosures to be sent electronically.

California Governor Jerry Brown has signed a bill allowing policy-renewal notices and disclosures to be sent electronically.